The Sun. — London, England, 1808-04-04 00:00:00

UnLvilltng as WE; are to cast any temp an the public expectations that bare been raise t S to so a pitch, in ' consequence of the variefy.ofiliorts tha t .Lave been,:cirL'ithited, with tOped to an action in the 11 truth compels us to assure our Readeri that these 'yeports are wholly groundless, and weary sol7)' t) Obwrve, that they MINI have been labricitten in spirit PI waritonneSS'and mischief. I, 7 Ve weu surprised to obseue in a Siniklayy,iiper,. a Pundit), which .was said -to have been 2 eirdulaten among Minister's; as we are enabled' to 114'd 'the statement is wholly : groUndless. Nor is it true,, as as . serted in a Morning Paper; that al',4le & raph tr i essage wasreeeivixlfromPly Mout h stating that theLe#den,was arrived and bret4ghtlfollel. Cr Utlo s, that the ar.‘. rival •ot the Leydeit Was, announced at Plymouth,' by. Telegraph, un Saturday last, without anraidiConal inforriintion, and'we find by Letters reeeiv,i , a this ' morning honk that Port, that When the Post came . 0 . - w ay,• s t ie •i i v i v only standing info Plymouth Sound, an& conseque . ndy it. could :not be known whether Ihe brings any intelligence, of not.- 'flu! anxiety , 'occasikined to the numerous friends of. our brave Offi,eers -in tht,i ,Mediterranean, by' the mischievous fabrications winch , for the last three or four ddb a .have .agitated • the public mind, :will, it, ie to be-hoped, induce' the Proprietors of Newspa pers to, Ono - Wine' they so wantonly sport with the feelings of so ixttriy persons nearly interested. We eau *positivety at ter, doe inquiry, • t_hat` no Lett e r has been. received try 14Ir. Fint- , ,k, , frorn 'ffel land, ai•i, assertedthat no Letter has .beerfre ceived from Captain 1-14kgcnctc,, of the that liok,eiter has been received frinn the'Tagus later than the ,13th ult. when abundance' Of Dis. , PatcheS • wine, L,rot)4oc, from' Sir '...,.k.,orrot.—and that we are therefore led to believe that, all the va7-, tious reports we hate allyded to, had Solely their rice from , What the persons .who 'escaped' hom Flushing brought over as currentiy, ydlied of at that mahout ten days ago. 1e hate thought it our duty to submit to our; Reaiers the abate obgtrvationF, t ptevturtheir be- ing tniAed . by reports.vOich •i.ere go contidcntly: circolatqd; 41 . the -same time, fr,r .the rea,o:ot. stated on 71:barsday last,.We think it highly pipbable . 'that Las taken 'place,'inikel from all the' fang which have come to our knowledge, it appear& to hare been unavoidable. TiC morning .'arrived Mail from the Leeward Islands; brought to Fairnoutb by the Dairc rif . ,Man 7 ehesier .PaCket; in six *.k ; e6k s pass.aga :.-sbe brings iii f , telligence that Sir J.,DiYcicw9ttnes._Svadrott wis ; off St. Kitt's on. the 19th'Febrnnryproceeding for . Si. aorningb His 'Nlajesry's, Ships Papiain, Yor . k; and intiepic/;:. having , on I?oa'rd .'the 25th ii 3d Regiments, 140 arrived at Ilarbadcies from. Madeira. .His Majesty's Ship•fildria, which . sailed from Ports-, mouth on 41te,,18th DeceMbei, had ,arrivedat Bar badues with part of li.:.r'Convoy, and proceeded (ruin thence, : `with the 'Ships fur 'Jan - laica l on the 6th of February . : Thirty-foni Sail • cif `-the above Fleet had not irrived i at Barbadoes rni the &th February.. . Tile .A'Orfallt 'Hero,. froni I.citidottfor St. Kilt's, and He= rp/re, for St. "Ilionias's, have been captured, 're , captured, and carried into .13iirbadoes.. The Grace, from London, ~ yas lost,off Nevis on the 30th Ja nuary: :Thsr. P'riendN intention, from Virginia fo r Antigna,. 'iv:confuted acrd 'carried into Martinique.., . , The latest accounts from Lisbcn, brought by Captain DUNCAN; who held a,command in the naval service of Portugal, gives a Ihnientable representa tion of the state of things in that unfortunate court try.—Capiain Du NCA N 'had the good luck to get on: board the Ruisian Squadron in ,theTagns, and atler liar& escaped in a fishing-boat to our blockading, Fleet: He is ~no* in thii Country.. 'This Gentle man.remainedon board the Russian SquadrOn till the loth of last month, and consequently had a full' op portunitY Of knoWing the sentitnentaof the Ritssian Officers. Captain DUNCAN says, they are very de• sirous of leaving the Tagus; it they could do so safe- , , ly. ''Theyhartbeen in miserable want of provisiOns, and were unable to obtain the smallest assistance in - this respect fr om Portugal, ns .I..uNoT bail absolut ely forbidden all supplies..L-The pour inhabitahts of bon were reduced to the -greatest extremities,.and their chief food . was a WietclrOd and sodnty.mixttire of pease, beanc,.and all the infetior, sorts of grain. In this' deplorable state of affair's the Russian Officers h a d delibe'rat e d upon a choice of evils—,at one firm' thinking of puffing to sea and hazarding a 'contest with the 'English t. but the frail condition of their vestals, and the sickly state of their„ciews rendered I►a hoPelesa expedient: .They then . seemed t 4 to leave their Slips, .and - march oveY=;fanct towards' their olvtr century. This measure'they were most to adopt, but had. not beijan to put .it • cution- when • Capt i DuN'ca N -Cattle Ft NV . • It "scetued to be the•cspinion of the greater part of,t llits,iaus, ..• . • .that JFrzoi- wanted .to'drkve tneaf t tcthe:tit,:tfr. er.pe , client, in order to take posttsssion' but as so great a, scarcity, was found to previt'il all ()Net Pertugah, they gaVe up , thri.notiOn. Jutvor baci is sued two • more Pro I mat ions, pne''tlisbanding the Portugueseliiiiitia, amid the other 'prohibiting all at tempts to : disturb the firiputtir iranyaillity upon pain of_death.• He had.behoved %;117• Conrteously to the Russian. Officers;: b4i Iliad' resented their neglecting th'toait NAPOLEON'S hi.',41111 after •he had givbn'tbe health of ALE XANDIt• , • . • ' , : , Yesterday. morping.ilis MA.msty,- t,ll6..Duki Prineesse§ AtiopsiA, - MARY, and $O-• rim, accompanied by pryly I. Ti±yN,Nr., :Generals GWY Nlf E 3114 Z 'ROY, rOi.k Id St. Geolge's Chapel, and heard a, Sermon piteached by the Rcv. 4r; !JAL- . ' frOnl I,lle toad. 2ti Verse. , . We W are.happy to say I ) rinces4 A NII.P. LIA is recovered from 1 he,rneasles, but in consequence of the severity of the weather, the Vacuity :have not deemed' it'pro..,. .per to Hlow her Royal Aiglineps toto out of the P - lace for fear of catching cold., ~ . • . The :Roym, ,FAMILY pre expeted intown . to.. ~-. morrow. ~.,, There will he a Drawing.roorn at St. , -cratries's, on Thors.lai . next, the 7th inst. : - . .. On Saturday a Cabinet Council was held at the; Duke 'of'PORTLA N n'S at which the greater part of Ora ,Me - nbertiattclided., • • ' . ~ , ItAppears that the French have many Cruiiorg ntr The two Vrigate,s . .vcilticll chaeerl the Sfrio I.‘;r - re the hutienne and the Latin . e, of 44 gaps eachl returning front 11.1ortinique, whither theyitadCaried about 500 tr,'.Opc. The ittberix-an Brig .Bosun, which they eaptureek convorteil 4110 a -Cartel, 'II arrived. at ti,lyinouth, with the . i.reWs of ihe Bappfio Privateer, of London 'ind Sarah, * GARPENER, also captured by then]. . ' The-Duke-of OkLEANg had an, intervie tin Sa , turday,.with the Poard of Admiralty, prOi - (,Us'to.liiii departure, with his . hrother i ibr Naha, to ,w4iett Island they will proceed from Portsolliuttl Proloo,to ire Frigate, -Capt, Lunt FoisitAs will salt tbr the same destination in the Pre-irOya His Imrtki±ip arrived on Friday at Portqinouth„. 'he CamlJri4nl, Capt: VINCENT, and the Pilot Sl uo p ot . Capt. WALPOLE, are also undetorders_tor the Meditetranean. • 41 Wo aro concerned to announce the lo is of thc Ca/Ai/4, of Aberdeen, on the rockg of 'Redcar, ntir Gesholo;sgh, in Yorkshire, in the night of t:,e r,tith ult. 'Seventeen persons periihed (Audio occa s ion, including ti've or six Gentler an who won.. be nger4. .Five , sailors, .three of whom were st utters, and a`so dier, have hien- saved. NAVAL NEWS. Airtir..2.-Arrived the , True iritpn • Private'er, - frOrn Kiiisale,:.with 32 Spanish . sestnen, , Liie crew of - the' Spanish merchant vessel Ito ; ,sey . s in, Captured oti hei. passage_ to 'tuna on the 7th February list. Sailed _the ,Sirius, of 36 guns, Capt. Paowss, . Armed, Ship, and Virago Gun-brig,' with :about 2OO Sail of, .Igerchautmen under convoy for" •*ithe•DOWns—amongst . this Fleet.are 20 Danish mer.. eh ment,hound to Condon tdimlbadtheir Ca :The 9t. - 6eorge, guins; and - DOriesql,'Or 74: gups, • went out of harbour last eVening, and. anchored . , in Cawsand . Bay. Sailed - the Orestes,. of 18- guns, With. '-a Fleet di Vida - alters under convoy, laden ; . : with supplies •O‘., provisions ind water for Sir •CtIARL Fleet. -. 4 • ',Arrived 'the. ,liforristown .Sloop 'of .War with a Ficet of Coasters under convoy from Mi lford. The Defiance, '4474 gttns, has been taken out of, dock, and 'thelllterus, of 74 guns,' has taken her birth. • , . . .• 81. George, , . of 98. gum, 'Erika, Donegal, Jutiacious,Gitraltar and L'Achille, of 74 guns each, remain in C44: , :istuid the...arediator aw.l4a-; arnica ill the Sound:. . Sailed the Ledpurfl, 6150 guns; for Portsmouth. The /We Sloop' ol'AVar this morning came into harbour. , • • • PortTsmoirrjr, Aran. 3.—Arrived yestierday .thes 'bointrian Frigate; from . Plymputh ; anal. the Store-ship, Clipt.' Li.oYD, .Osprey slo6p of War,: 'Capt. dLINCH, and. Escort Gun-brig, LeLtenaiit' SM ITH, from the bdwriS, with' : a Convoy, which are the -13tni qt,.•tfAitr t Harriet, LYNCH, Lady Jane Dundas, ECK Poita,and- Earl St. Vincent; SAmso:4, for India; - Th,apres,c BOWMAINT,_Ifor the South See i ; Leeds, &milt, *for Quebec ;' arid the theltrazils:*- • • The Linnet Cutter-brig, Lieut. TR eAcy, bas cap•, turgid and sent into this Pint !the Mari 4letai4dre Fconch Fishingrsmadc. " , Trstnto, APHIL Meindiaaer Packet ed at Falmouth late on .I,Thursday night, after a pas sage of 59 days from To — rtola. . She reached Barba• does on the . c.,)7th January,'and found there his Ma: , jesty's Ships /EQlus, Dart, and Hippomeno, ; On the 9th ult.the litlitiliqn Frigate arrived at Antigua. On the l tith the Packet reached Tortola, where-she found his Majcsty s ti Brigs 40yerhiy, 7'c / 1 and L' Eclair Schooner. On the ifith, • bin 111;1j(,,ty's Ship Nimrid arrived' at Tortola, with Dispatches /rom Admiral Sir J. T.- whom she left off St. by,t 'who Was :e r e ceed, lug towards.. ,Sr. Doiningo, still in search of the RochefOrt SquadiOn: The (reeling Packet, which sailed from Falmouth vcitli the, January Mails for the Windward islands and Jamaica,. arrived at. Bar- bildoes after:a fine passage of-pl!,dayS. 1,4AND5 . :0, 7 SCILLY, 2.3.-rATTIVed the- , Brig Providence hicrease, of - Hull, from Malta and . Messina . , last from'Gibraltar, NV: SilaPHAft D, Master, , w ho,has brought the lb:lowing information-044bn Thttrsday.rhe 17th M.trell, 1808, 'Wing under con;; vOy . 01 leis Majebty's Ship ,Sirius, Capt., PRoW,Vt,_ from Gibraltar to England', in lat. 47. 27. and long. 12. MN. two enemy's Fr. 6 ate., chased the. Sirius from the convoy, and afterwards carne. 6 the Fleet, toots 'Otte Brig (the lance, prize, brTeignmoutti) : aril btwnt her, the Providvnce Increase not being_ nun ' e 'than two_ mileS'distant at:the time but night (Aming on; she'eicaped by altering, her course to the Wesi watd,. and at eight- o'clock that night, saw number Vessel belonging to t fie Fleet on fire. _ . • 1 'DtAL, Arart..l.--Arrived, the Plata, from Ports mouth ; Royatist, from off Flushing ,liehl and Ramer, from a oruize; and Richmond Gun•brig, from Myer Roads. ••, , • Sailed the Centaur, :Sir S. .qoort i. . and Saleette, ,and Daphne Fr igatei ;to the Northivarda, The Kuiphansea Brig 'Caroline trillielinia, is just arrived frogi Rochelle, as weil,as a large' con-. ... voy 11'01111 Portsmouth. All thi: Men of War are very busily employed - limy in patting on shore all the Flat-bottnined which .were intended for the .Expedition to the 141 . HULL, signal of an anemy'S Vesstill being (a 14e Ijutpbei, was yestetday bnistqci , on Cie:4er B . igxial Post. Suaaiorass, Arum ~- -Sailed his Majesty's Ships Loire and Success, with the Greenland convoy; 'The Criaceurri roimato want so much repair, She is ordcred to be paid off: Arrived at the .Nore,' his Majesty's' Ship Vice-Mmiral Sii. .1.- SAum - mtuz, from Chatham on her Rear-. Admiral Weu.s, in the 4Y4trifi r r G4ard-,hip, fired a' salute, - which .was returied to'r! • ih 1162 , 47, 4‘rriVe. ; triki .the Nove, - the fridatt,. Capt. Came-' BELL, froni" Chatham ; Asa. arrivea'. - his Maiesty's ShiP ' Dicialo,r,, from Orford. Sailed the Bluer and Monkey bus-brigs, and the Mariner, to the Downs. 3.—Sailed this day his Majesty's Ship t• Aieia Swedeb, and the . Trident for Ports- atolitll. -;/ :'hAtTiveirtilis day lii3 Nfajesty's Ship% Pandora, to azt4.kite, Capt. JAME S. . Came down an outward-bound East Indiaman, and sailed for the Downs. The Piadry was paid this day. • FivePanish Inwatnen are supposed to be - at pre sent on their homeward-bennd passage great anxi ety prevails in Derinaark fol . their Safety ; they were es i .eaed rr at,tOpenhagein early in the present yea r , -s . l't is th4u&ht that tig.y may' haVe 'received intima.' o ppil of the ‘,4 ar, and put into some-French or Spa ;,nish. ;Nr i A t They are the .47tonprindsen, Norge, p rinsof4 444stenturgh, XioePefivp, and Holstein. Holstein . ri APPOlNibthvrs..-i-capt, GEO. COCKRUitN, to the ` ) Poulpie,- Capt. Ross DONNELLY; to the Invincible; Sir H. B. NEAI.2, Bart. to the Bonito ; Captain EDWARD PALMER, an CIA: GEO. LANGFORD, are • ,• promoted to ge Post-Captains.—Lieut. Foi.var.t.,, of the Tigre,: is promoted toe Commander, and appoint-' ed 10 the Fara Nufna, taken at Alexandria; car. S. „SMITH; to thelievastation ; Capt. F'. Rl.'. to the Matine,; lion. Capt. Se•vm , .l2rt, to the Pallas $ Ca*pt - , to the Pqcninonelt, the Flag-ship of Rear-A4miral SoittEni ; -Cant. liawmpoN, ty 'the Bev% to El l'irrne; Lieut. BucnAN,. to the Adonis; Licht. BARRI - ft, to Dapper.. During the late fatal 'campaign in the North,of Germany, 'the-number of Priissian who '• were sent to France amonated; it is said, ,to little' short of _the 7.Vreaty were ; to:be immediately yestored ; but various - pre- Ltexts-were-orged for nut.eUCUting the article, Until' -nottly - lhis -whole. of these- , people ~w,cre reduced or r. etifoiced.itrto the servicd at. France or ;Irer German Thi 'was the 'mare' easy,' as,aCcoiding to a ~ ?ntaxito. recently. iptroduced s al l 't he seldieo A lito.stet enrolled in the provincesveded - bY ,Prossia are consi dered as belangiqg toy the S2vereigns - to whom. thcso proVitices ,wereL.,tralistkrrcti'..i -le-like 'manner the ' Of.fiers , Nobles; Wic4o4SeSslng in'these provinces , . 'have been Compelled to renoianee their allegiance to the King, On pain of forfeiting their estates. Prineo ~ t Priria s 'After much soliCiation, 7 00tair..ing p:isspoits for the Prussian pri. 'ititierSirtfitAlning in France; but he had the rnorti ltildati.off,fkiind that 11;e-total number' whntn he could 'retleinflAid - not, amount to 7,000, including those \litio had been: previously liberated.' formed'several complete Ite-iirieuts2from these prisoners, and Placed them 'On . the tooting of the Swiss, and Flanoverian regiMentkin - her sertf,i,CP; Means have' ft en also-taken to indace .the naafi; to enter joo-the uLinufailteries in. Franca, .'The following singutarStAteMent ;'is * ct3i)feci Tr* K. Paper of yesterday - . • " ItussiA'i Iwfutpui..-4outititoktANzgrri the Aussian Minisfer,;,•lS '-or( liettet trained . in:theintrigues.•ol dotirisi ban any comitier of the preserit day, - .'Wheo'holias; a lat'ouritd objeisf view, he.. neVer hesitates to •einploy base or car; rapt means to ac c omplish it. No matt Was more likely or better able than himself to advise M. Ar,o;' PEtis i - iiießtissialvAmbosador at the Court ofSiack. .hottn, on the bubjett or .!. so i lucin the Swedish G net - a l ArtgPs.l. 4 nD from hit allegianee,to ,his SOVereign. But tliisis . .ot all; he is , at this present rnotuent ; planiant tile ruin - and disgrace of At,orau 5, life !aft' Ambassador to the British Court; and on the arrival of his Excellency at St. Peteisbnigh, this depraved. nistei•• was prepared to iinpeaCh'lritn'oti a charge of dislibedience; 'fOr not having dispatched • the Ras' taii Frigate, with specie on board, to Russia, thteo `:tno ~1 nthort*fore the War broke out, conformably to ialcrYgetit him for that purpose.' This Frigate., it wilt bikrecolleCted, was detained at.Portsrnouth wit on the point of sailing, in consequence Of genre revtived front St. Petersburgh tit anEirbargo being, laid' upon aft British' Vessels in . - the' ports o}' Russia...4lostANzoir, it is stated from St. Peters,- 'burgh, does not only intend toimpeace ALoPcos,, but h. is even prepared: to subssubstantiate:liis:charg,e,by snea,ns of„forgery. 'Before 'M. ALOPUUs, qu itted this Ciountry,'he had intimation that JiaNtAszotijiad de.: :eliiro-th,st he was in possession of a corieteitninnee' betA veen M. ALornus and himself, on thJit.siltii°c! ° r ;the' Frigate, whic., would fully preve that be lrtd given positive orders to his Excellency, in Engl3o"l - dispatch all the Russian Ships of •War to Ro ss ' a whielrinight be in British ports, at least three intinthS before the Frigate. in question was. orders:Ale sal."' itoMANZorr also give out that he is possesse d of M. A th t. e o i r ?ri tti al s i ' t s e ..!n io s‘ i ve a r, ii s t v i la iis ere m in . Aher.oreptElisle! to'repe disp 'he never received, any 'communication from Co rint ROMANZOFF on the subject, and therefo re could not have Written to 'him any such a nswer as that 411 which he I)rictids to .tie in po,z•!iiioli. We 'expeit to hear further particulars on thisinteresting Subject by tie next advices from St. Petersbingli." An intereitingdoel lately took place in the nelgh bourhood of - Peterstuargbi, b etw een Count CiiitEß - H TOWiTSC and Colt-mei VOl AIiSENJEw; tespeding a Lady6l whoin'they were, bOth 'enamoured. These iivjl•lnvers had long lived 'in habit s of ' ,friendship: that uis,atch - and each • had offered his addresses to the-Lady . lf 141Owttla the other. _—She the Count, i 'clue, on' being apprised of his friend's pretetool!:!, 1 -'Waived • the advantage of her preference, . cold vt . y . iinitatitleally proposed to ' decide their claims by 81 A le combat. A meeting was the' conseque nce, an d on the first fire,' ColOtierV'ON was through the heart.: ". ~..• - na , L•pd a A pair ' of oxen; which had been wor— fatted on grass and bay only, by '). l i Lindport, Snsseg,' vi ere lately slifughtered by-A; PAtNE, butcher, in Lewes,', and weighed, no e s arniizing weight - of to stone,' ,and the other . 10 .11 1, stone ; a degree of weight and fatness '4'hic il• • perhaii i i'been gr never exceed'ed- by .any two fed oifirato and hay only, in the intdom. - yiiiiiig . Woinan lately Confined as lunatic at to::: 'merge of the parish of Sr. Untistarr,,:bUt 110 , 1" ed r ° night bectiiiiitig -- .agaiti inacl, stabbed t he old won in various par: , of Iter . in, latch a 11. " 11 !` ;1 : 1-41).c. '• thJr-in-LaV(, in ,1 poino court, her life is.despiired of, • . • ' • Fleet-s treet , ee t t; ol?rl; . d ;1 111 i iIY: ORKgof the Tate CIIRISTOPittR ANSTEY, ?sq. .• This pay. were published, • Elegantly printed in one Volume., 4th. 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